Hi guys!
We tried to translate the song lyrics from Russian to English. Unfortunately, after doing literal translation, it turned out that the translation is quite incomprehensible for English-speaking people. Meanwhile, the song in the original (Russian) language is quite simple.

Wet asphalt, gray everyday life,
Latte with me like an alarm clock
Good morning, I'll write, and you answer me.
I dissolve again in the eternal stream
We are like atoms every day in traffic jams,
I'm waiting for evening to fly to you.

Chorus:

Feelings inside out frankly
That there were no gaps
Be with me and I will not back down
I'll become a part of your universe.
Feelings inside out frankly
In the battle of naked nerves
You are with me
You will become my universe.

2 verse:

Your eyes, in their reflection
I want to be your continuation,
Without favors, just burn with you.
I dissolve again in the eternal stream
We are like atoms every day in traffic jams,
I'm waiting for evening to fly to you.

Bridge:

I will never give you away
In the rhythm of days and the pulsation of the night
And let everyone envy us
After all we have love without any doubts.
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In general, the song is about a girl's disire of perfect, pure love to some man. There is no erotic background, it is simply romantic.
There isn't any information about what is going in reality and what not. Possibly it's all in her mind, there might be no reality.

"Латте с собой будильником будто" / "Latte with me like an alarm clock"
Here we talk about coffee, which is bought in a cafe and is not drunk on the spot, but taken away. A coffee that works like an alarm clock.

"Вновь растворюсь я в вечном потоке" / "I dissolve again in the eternal stream"
"Мы словно атомы каждый день в пробках," / "We are like atoms every day in traffic jams,"
This means that she, again, becomes like everyone else and lives just normal life. Everything together creates a bigger order, but there is no uniqueness here. She, as others is just an ordinary part of the world.

"Вечер я жду, чтобы к тебе лететь." / " I'm waiting for evening to fly to you."
This looks like she's really strongly waiting for the evening, which seems to be the occasion to meet him. She wants it so strongly that she will fly to him, not just go. It's not about touch or any other kind of physical closeness. Just about presence nearby. Fly, to be there, near him, as quick as possible and this probably may be a metaphor, that it's about the thoughts and feelings, not particularly physical proximity.

"Чтобы не было пробелов" / "That there were no gaps"
She doesn't want any holes, gaps and understatements in their love.

"Будь со мной и я не отступлю" / "Be with me and I will not back down"
She wants him to be with her. It seems she is so sure about her feelings, that she even promises she won't let him down or go away.

"Частью став твоей вселенной." / " I'll become a part of your universe."
When she'll become a part of his universe. This is a sign she thinks of it what would come when she'll become a part of his universe (of his life).

"Чувства наизнанку без купюр" / "Feelings inside out frankly"
Once again, it's told about clear feelings, frankly, without hiding anything. This means it's really most important. This verse refers to the next line...

"В битве оголённых нервов..." / "In the battle of naked nerves"
In the lines it is said about the maximum openness in communication and relationships, that it can even sometimes bring certain suffering when you feel as much as if with bare (naked) nerves.

"Ты со мной" / " You're with me "
It doesn't mean they are together now, it may be just the girl's imagination that they are together, or what would happen when they would be together (what they will make together)

"Станешь ты моей вселенной." / "You will become my universe."
She really wants him to become a part of her life. This certainty does not necessarily mean that it will happen. All this can still happen only in her imagination.

"Твои глаза, в их отраженьи, Быть я хочу твоим продолженьем" / "Your eyes, in their reflection, I want to be your continuation,"
"Без одолжений, просто тобой гореть." / "Without favors, just burn with you."
These lines describe strong feelings and the desire to be most close to the one who she loves, to be one with him, to be his continuation. "just burn with you" is also not a physical concept, it rather means "being overwhelmed by strong feelings" in relation to something / someone. There is even such an expression - "to burn at work", which means to totally devote to work, forgetting about everything else.

"Вновь растворюсь я в вечном потоке" / "I dissolve again in the eternal stream"
"Мы словно атомы каждый день в пробках," / "We are like atoms every day in traffic jams,"
In the second verse it is repeated again. As if her feelings for a moment had to disappear, she had to return to reality, to everyday life.

"Вечер я жду, чтобы к тебе лететь." / " I'm waiting for evening to fly to you."
Here again we have a repetition. Again, a desire to return to her beloved in thoughts.

"Я тебя никому не отдам" / "I will never give you away"
She says here that she won't give him to anyone else. She wants him only for her.

"В ритме дней и пульсации ночи" / "In the rhythm of days and the pulsation of the night"
Seems that this refers to the previous line. All together it sound like she wants to be with him in every next day and night. To spend with him every next moment in their lives.

"И пускай все завидуют нам" / "And let everyone envy us"
It does not bother her that some people will envy her so perfect and pure love, she will even be proud of that.

"Ведь любовь у нас без многоточий." / "After all we have love without any doubts."
This refers to the previous line. She explains that they will have a love without "..." (three dots), so it means without understatements, doubts.

So, that's how I understand the phrases in this song. I will be grateful for the help in finding the right, synonymous and intelligible phrases in English. I would like to create a meaningful translation, understandable for English-speaking people. If you've got some ideas or comments - feel free to commit them.

Wet asphalt, dull workdays,
the latte-takeaway to wake up,
good morning, I’ll write, you are to answer me.
I’ll dissolve again in the eternal current,
we are like atoms in everyday traffic jams,
I await the night to rush to your side.

…

Feelings are inside out, in the raw;
to have no empty spots
be with me, and I won’t back down
becoming a part of your universe.
Feelings are inside out, in the raw;
in the battle of the bared nerves
you are with me,
you’ll become my universe.

…

Your eyes, in their reflection
I want to be your continuation,
with no doubt just to be burning with you.
I’ll dissolve again in the eternal current,
we are like atoms in everyday traffic jams,
I await the night to rush to your side.

…

I won’t ever give up on you
in the day’s rhythm and the night’s pulsation,
and let everybody envy us
for your love is without controversies.

Your post is interesting to me because I try to learn the Russian language and you give long explanations for every line. I don't know who said your translation is not good enough. Nonetheless, I agree, it is not clear to me. Here are some lines I would not have understood without your comments.

"Wet asphalt"
In English, asphalt is merely a "bituminous substance" (Webster's dictionary), whereas, in Russian, it is a synonym for a road. So you could say "wet road", "wet path", "wet ground of the city", etc.

"gray everyday life"
"gray" before "everyday" looks strange. You could write "everyday life is gray".
In English, "gray" is a color which is first associated with neutrality, and then with a feeling of sadness. Therefore it would be a good idea to translate with something else like "dark", "dismal", "dull", "gloomy", or even "blue".

"Latte with me like an alarm clock"
In English, the thing before "with" should be bigger or more important than the thing after "with", e.g. a house with 10 rooms, a coat with a pocket, my wife with her mother, etc. Besides, "with" is used much more often in Russian than in other languages. My translation: "Waking up with a takeway latte".

"I'll write, and you answer me"
I thought the lover actually answered. But you explain that he might answer, but this is not a fact now. Besides, you answer a question. Maybe she won't ask any questions in her letter. My translation: "I'll write and expect your reply."

"I'm waiting for evening"
It is "for the evening". And maybe it is rather "for the night", because in English, the word "night" is more frequent than the word "evening".

Drenched tarmac road, drab routine weekdays
A latte to go for an alarm clock
Good morning, I'll text and you'll answer
I'll lose myself again in this eternal stream
We're like atoms in everyday jams
It's the evening I'm waiting for to fly to you

Feelings outspoken without allowances
Not to miss anything
Be with me and I won't back out
I'll make myself part of your universe
Feelings outspoken by default
In the battle of exposed nerves
You're with me
You'll make part of my universe.

I was thinking about ‘a latte to go’ too, but then I thought, maybe it is too American because the others used ‘takeaway’ (I guess I understand what it means, but it sounds weird on this side of the pond)

As I see it the problem is in the quality of the original lyrics. Any translation which is true to the original will suffer from the same problems as the original (as you correctly observed). If you want a better quality translation that makes sense and tells a cohesive story, you will have to prettify it, add proper transitions, invent your own explanations of obscure wordings, and adapt the text to the context and realities of the target language and its environment. That said, the result will unlikely resemble the (poor quality) original, hence you might be better off writing your own lyrics in the target language and call it "an artistic adaptation." I generally avoid translating poor quality originals since I strive to preserve the meaning of the original as well as its poetic form. Much of modern pop music unfortunately suffers from the lack of one or another or both. If there is no coherent meaning to a piece and it lacks poetic form, I find it futile to translate such "art," but others might disagree. Just my opinion.
Regards, St.

Your point is well taken. However, there are intangibles in life. Someone asked for a translation so something touched them. I never heard the song and my initial reaction was very similar to yours, but it presented a challenge to interprete it regardless. I thought of how much I like Tom Waits' Sea of Love when I technically dislike his voice, dislike repetative lyrics, and bristle at the rhyme of met-pet. Lol. Love the song regardless.